Richard Nixon, whose hostility to vigorous lawyers for the poor made the law necessary, reluctantly signed it just before leaving office in 1974.

And when the gray-faced man reluctantly signed Paul said, 'You look very tired.

Mindful of a French gunboat anchored in the river, the king reluctantly signed the agreement.

Congress sent Mr. Clinton a bill financing the military's 1996 budget, which he reluctantly signed.

President Reagan said today that he would reluctantly sign legislation creating a new mechanism meant to force the Government to reduce the deficit.

It bore the signatures of the League executive board, Dillon only signing reluctantly.

On February 22, 1905 the Kansas Legislature passed such a bill, which was reluctantly signed by the governor.

The Governor reluctantly signed the bill in October.

And President Clinton has reluctantly signed the bills because the alternative, in many cases, was to shut down whole agencies or cut programs even more deeply.

She reluctantly signs the pledge with her thumbprint, aware that next time she'll face fines or jail time.